MY HARPER · YOUR PERSONAL WORKSPACE
Welcome to My Harper.
Your courses, career plans and values, in one place.
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VALUES EXPLORER · TRY AN EXAMPLE
From what matters to what you do.
Explore a fictional student’s values map. Select a value to see how an experience becomes a behavior, a trade-off and a question to take into a real decision.
Fictional example · Your personal map starts with your own words.
With a free account, name your values, connect them to your experiences, explore tensions and save decision tests. Your editable map and reflections autosave privately across devices.
COURSES · CAREERS · CLUBS · VALUES
Suggested for you
Discover courses, clubs and workplace questions based on choices you make. Each suggestion explains “Why this appears”; you can save it or dismiss it.
Career interest → courses and clubs. Consulting, for example, suggests related course areas and the Management Consulting Group.
Saved courses → related courses. Explore courses with shared catalog subjects.
Chosen values → workplace questions. Consider behaviors and trade-offs connected to values you select.
Saved clubs appear in My clubs; saving a club does not generate new recommendations. Private reflections are not analyzed. These are exploration prompts, not fit scores.
Sources & limits
Courses use a September 11, 2026 catalog snapshot; clubs use the September 20 public directory. Career links are Harper’s editorial rules. Values prompts use only values you explicitly choose, not analysis of private reflections.
Course availability, club dues and your registration are not live feeds. Confirm current details with the Booth course portal and official club directory.
Choose a branch to explore. Lines show editorial connections, not measured relationships. Changing your career selection previews suggestions; save preferences to keep it.
RÉSUMÉ WORKSPACE · COMING SOON
Your résumé, ready to share.
A planned space to upload a résumé, create a private review link, and collect suggestions informed by the values and courses you choose to share.
Upload, sharing links and reviewer access are not available yet.
Open résumé preparation resources →Your saved library
Browse all clubs & communities →
Save courses to build your shortlist, choose recorded terms and sections, and keep private reflections alongside them. Resources and research notes live here too.
Add a club, link or reflection
Archived items
My calendar
Add tentative classes, recruiting events and personal deadlines. This is your planning copy, not registration or a live BCP sync. Check the original source before attending.
Connect a calendar · Booth Calendar import
Bring Booth Calendar events into My Harper
Import available · Automatic sync not connected
Open an event in the official Booth Calendar and choose Export. Select its iCalendar (.ics) file below, review the dates, then save it to your private schedule. No Booth password is shared with Harper.
Or paste iCalendar export text
Files are read on your device. Only an event you explicitly save goes into your account.
Imports are planning copies, not a live subscription. Recurring series need separate meeting entries. An official subscription feed or supported API is needed for automatic updates.
All saved calendar entries
Add a class, event or deadline
Your degree progress
Standard MBA · 2026–27 curriculum. Solid color shows completed units you recorded; the lighter segment shows planned or in-progress units. Wishlist courses do not count.
Choose status, confirmed units and a requirement on each saved course. Requirement assignments are your planning choices, not an official degree audit. Joint degrees and exceptions need an advisor’s review.
How to fill in your degree map
- Open the course map, choose a course and select Add to my courses.
- In My classes, set its Course status, confirmed Units and Requirement.
- Return here: Completed fills the solid bar; Planned and In progress fill the lighter segment. Want to take stays on your shortlist and does not count.
A course is assigned to one requirement area in this planner. Verify eligibility using the official outline below.
Try an example · no changes to your courses
Fictional example: Financial Accounting, 100 units. Change the status to see how a bar responds.
Demo only · Nothing here is saved to your account.
Explore Financial Accounting →Explore the requirement matrix
All basic courses and approved substitutes from Booth’s 2026–27 outline. Linked codes open matching entries in Harper’s catalog. Unlinked codes remain listed even when that course is absent from our snapshot. Confirm units, prerequisites and current offerings with Booth.
Also confirm the 1,400-unit Booth minimum, LEAD, and qualified work experience where applicable. Two 50-unit courses must be approved for the same requirement area; simply adding units does not establish eligibility.
Booth’s 2026–27 degree requirements ↗What matters to you?
Start with experience, then test your priorities against real choices. These are reflection prompts, not a personality assessment. Your draft can change.
Explore all values · choose a starting point
Choose a starting point, read how it might show up at work, then make the definition your own. These are Harper prompts, not an official LEAD list or a personality test.
Why values matter at work · philosophical context
Hume distinguishes reasoning about facts from the sentiments involved in moral approval. Knowing what a job offers is one question; caring about its effects on yourself and others is another. Hume, Enquiry concerning the Principles of Morals, §1 ↗
His discussion of usefulness asks us to consider benefits beyond ourselves. Hume, Enquiry, §5 ↗
Try this at work name who benefits from your work, what you admire in colleagues, and what trade-off you would accept to protect it. These workplace prompts are our interpretation, not Hume’s career advice. A value becomes useful for decisions when you can describe an observable action and a boundary.
Changes autosave to your account after a short pause.
All notes are private. Saving confirms only after your account receives the change. Archive is reversible.
ALUMNI EXPLORATION · COMING SOON
Alumni by city
Explore the Booth community by location, then follow shared interests and career paths.
Not filled out yet. We need access to the alumni directory and approval for how its information can be used before adding city listings.